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A first principles study of fluorescence quenching in rhodamine B dimers: how can quenching occur in dimeric species?
2010
Physical Chemistry, Chemical Physics - PCCP
M. (2010). A first principles study of fluorescence quenching in rhodamine B dimers: how can quenching occur in dimeric species? Physical Rhodamine B (RhB) is widely used in chemistry and biology due to its high fluorescence quantum yield. In high concentrations, the quantum yield of fluorescence decreases considerably which is attributed to the formation of RhB dimers. In the present work, a possible mechanism of fluorescence quenching in RhB dimers is investigated with the use of
doi:10.1039/c004573j
pmid:20676414
fatcat:hiq2i3qbcbg4li3trgtpfyluby